“Preparing for the quantum threat needs to start now, rather than waiting until quantum computers can break the encryption systems we rely on.
Some predictions place the quantum computing breakthrough between 2030 and 2035, while others suggest it could take longer.
He explained that post-quantum cryptography offers one way to address the emerging threat, using algorithms designed to resist attacks from quantum computers.
Bialoglowy said ITSEC Asia would continue working with ITB, BRIN and KORIKA to raise quantum readiness in Indonesia.
“AICX brings quantum, AI and cybersecurity into one conversation because the three will have to be secured together.